Sentence examples for life foreign from inspiring English sources

Some denied the physical resurrection; all suggested a Christian way of life foreign to all that has remained familiar.

This amusing collision of ordinary (if drug-addled) life, foreign languages and high-flown music styles brings us from Handelian harpsichords and coloratura to a Mozart-style Italian aria and Schubert-like German lieder.

Almost by definition, Mr. Obama lives a life foreign to most Americans, with the big white house and the ushers and chefs and the airplane fueled and ready to go.

It was a life foreign to the one she knew growing up in Richmond, Va., where her mother, a single parent with a master's degree in education, often took her to museums and sent her to private school.

Preserved alongside the fields and rows of corn is a way of life foreign to most New Yorkers.

She said that in the four years that Eastview had provided virtual travel, interest in real-life foreign exchange programs had increased.

There, Edgar falls under the spell of another charmer, a larger-than-life foreign correspondent named Barrington Saddler, who has swashbuckled his way across the world collecting bylines, women and adoring acolytes along the way.

"I have spent more than half of my life in foreign countries, speaking in foreign languages.

As they always are in life and foreign policy.

Everything about civilian life was foreign to me".

This summer it was my turn to return to England from a life in foreign lands.